LOCAL LIMIT THEOREMS FOR FINITE AND INFINITE URN MODELS
By Hsien-Kuei Hwang, Svante Janson. 2006
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Local limit theorems are derived for the number of occupied urns in general finite and infinite urn models under the minimum condition that the variance tends to infinity. Our results represent an optimal improvement over previous ones for normal approximation.
Subfields: Mathematical Physics, Statistics and Probability
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Citations in the corpus
- Notes on the occupancy problem with infinitely many boxes: general asymptotics and power laws ∗ (2007, background): “Hwang and Janson [25] have shown a more delicate local CLT for Kn under V (t) → ∞.”
- Stein couplings for normal approximation (2010, background): “The literature on this topic is rich; see for example Johnson and Kotz (1977), Kolchin, Sevast′yanov, and Chistyakov (1978) or Barbour, Holst, and Janson (1992), but also more recent results such as Hwang and Janson (2008) and Barbour (2009) on local limits theorems for infinite number of urns.”
- Concentration inequalities in the infinite urn scheme for occupancy counts and the missing mass, with applications (2014, methodology): “For example the work of Hwang and Janson [2008] (effectively) provides a local limit theorem for K n provided that the variance tends to infinity.”
- Limit theorems for the number of occupied boxes in the Bernoulli sieve (2010, background): “Starting from Karlin’s fundamental paper [19], the behaviour of Kn was studied by many authors [3, 8, 17, 20].”